Makinde's call for Ayu's exit vindicates Wike, says PDP leader
A People's Democratic Party (PDP) leader in Rivers State and former Member of the National Assembly, Ogbonna Nwuke, has said that the appeal of the PDP's South West Geopolitical Zone, demanding the impeachment of the national chairman of the party, Iyorchia Ayu, agreed with the governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike.
Nwuke, in a statement in Port Harcourt yesterday, said some people had tried to distract from the real issues by accusing Wike of trying to destabilize the party because he failed to win the primaries presidential elections and did not get the job. running mate.
Nwuke expressed his delight that the position taken by the South West leaders when Atiku visited them showed that the struggle to correct imbalances within the party was not just about Wike.
>He said, "Wike is not the problem as some people would have us believe. Wike has become the symbol of the struggle to protect the rights of the people of southern Nigeria.
"We are pleased that the South West has spoken clearly. Those who claim that Ayu's impeachment will raise constitutional issues are mistaken.
"Where was the PDP Constitution when some people decided to ignore the provisions of Article 7(3)(c), which dwells on the rotation of power? Wasn't that in itself a violation of the DPP Constitution?"
A People's Democratic Party (PDP) leader in Rivers State and former Member of the National Assembly, Ogbonna Nwuke, has said that the appeal of the PDP's South West Geopolitical Zone, demanding the impeachment of the national chairman of the party, Iyorchia Ayu, agreed with the governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike.
Nwuke, in a statement in Port Harcourt yesterday, said some people had tried to distract from the real issues by accusing Wike of trying to destabilize the party because he failed to win the primaries presidential elections and did not get the job. running mate.
Nwuke expressed his delight that the position taken by the South West leaders when Atiku visited them showed that the struggle to correct imbalances within the party was not just about Wike.
>He said, "Wike is not the problem as some people would have us believe. Wike has become the symbol of the struggle to protect the rights of the people of southern Nigeria.
"We are pleased that the South West has spoken clearly. Those who claim that Ayu's impeachment will raise constitutional issues are mistaken.
"Where was the PDP Constitution when some people decided to ignore the provisions of Article 7(3)(c), which dwells on the rotation of power? Wasn't that in itself a violation of the DPP Constitution?"
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